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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-09
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb 8. 1857

TUESDAY, Feb 8-P. NJ
The stock speculation to-day quiet but 1t developed
q strong tone. The total transactions amounted 10
342575 shares against 35 1886 shares yesterday First
prices were almost universally higher than yesterdays
closing figures and they continued to improve I'LL past
midday Philadelphia and Reading proved to be specla
favorfe, probably because the opposition to the synd
Gates scheme for reorganization Is gradually falling to
pieces There scarcely doubt its eutre success
and as 1t Is the only practicable measure suggested or
offered seems to be for the interest Of all Interested
promptly to give to 1t a unanimous joint support The
stock today opened up per cent at 81 and rose to 1885,
later on speculative sales 10 realize IL fell back TO 3
Delaware Lackawanna and Western stock was compare
lively quiet but It s to 1863 and closed at 1899
The company has made ts quarterly report to the New
York state Commissioners OF the operations OF Its leased
lines in the state Of NewYorkiti is printed beow-and
usual 1t shows wonderful economy In the COST OF
operating. For the quarter ended December 81 1856
the operating expenses reported at only per
cent OF the earnings and the remaining proht 10 the
Delaware Lackawanna and Western Company after pay
of rentals per OF the gross earninga
st Paul second in Importance and 1t recorded
sales of 900 shares topened a9i4. rose 92ls
and closed at 81 10 Pacific Mail exceptionally strong
for which KNOWS; II made clear gain OF
2s per cent 55 and closed at $50 Late In the after
the reports from Europe again were moro warlAe
and TO that may be ascrbed the realizing OF profits ana
the reactions which occurred. but the market closed
strong at figures higher than yesterdays last prices
Government bonds dull and steady with the bids
for coupon As of s per cent Annexed are the closing
quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-09
THE PETROLEUM MARKET
NEWS FROM TIE FIELD AND RANGE OF PR

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
Prices drfted downward in the crude certificate market
Yesterday without development In the field or In
general conditions There rallies OF Importance on
the recession C63s cents to 6s062 cents Just as
there has practically rally since the market began to
Weld around 7O672 No satisfactory for the
depression prevails can be presented in the
era, conditions the Importance claimed
for the Ohio oil fields admitted 1t possible that he leg
s,avs movements in looking reduction Of
and aorage charges have bearing the inif
Of former leading operators to The certificate pecua
ton and on the disgust which operating to rob the market
oss tbey and the exchanges find that IN killing specua
to thcy have damaged legitimate commercial interests The
ceriicae market closed but carving rates ranger
fron IN cents down come being made Hat III these
surface indications trusted there should be an ont
standing short large enough 10 effect sharp rally on
any further decline: a., A., ,..,..-. -, a.. ~.
solidated Exchange were as follows:
Ononnc 63 Lowest. 6la
Highest ............. t3a Final. ........... -; 62
Refined oil was unchanged 6 cents per gallon here and
6 % cents in Philadelphia and Baltimore
OIL. CITY Penn, Feb S-Crude OL-Nationa Transit
opened 63 closed at Gle highest price
63s, lowest Sales 1.5l0O00 barrels charters, bJ231
barrels; clearances 3l72000 barrels; shipments S6O14
barrels runs. - barrels
PITTsBURG Feb. S-Pctroeum weak and excited. Ma
ona Transit Certificates opened at 63 and closed at 49,
highest price. 63i4 lowest, Glib
TITUsvILLR Penn, Feb. s-Naonal Transit Certificates
opened at GS closed 81 s highest price G3'4 low.
est price, 81 b
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RITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

James Ramon who was crushed between two cars while
At work in in Crosoys on June 20 1852 re-
covered $3.50 damages yesterday from the Blocker street
sId FSSn F e1s S Seors JUDGE Gsn
Mrs Jane d. G. Acair who has sued John Adar stone
for mte divorce y yeS T , Sa awarded SIS
amony counsel fee of $50 by Judge DAILY OF tne
Of omnon Pleas She charges that he threw pancakes az
her and flung cup coffee in her face at breakfast and
struck her several times.
The African Church Of Yorkvie yesterday ootaned
permission Andrews OF the supreme Court 10
t ITS properly in o.p for 5o6 It
10 with the Union American
ine the Prospect II Reformed Church In Eighty hfhs.
between Second and Third aves.
sci fee that McGlone who under the name o. Peter
Mack performs as an eqd man M Msone pending her
st limited divorce from him has been reieie ny &
defendant saws that his difficulties have greatly inter
tered with the vvacy required ~ s anu ''
witnesses for defence in the suit In which Matilda
Friedman fifteen demands 5000 damsss sd o ytr r
law in the City Judge Enrich and Jury They
fhsS W i' IN drug siore and the
saws the nv the ep s r Of the Court
room aud the was adjourned until To-Day
Joseph NJ Inehan who died last July Sequeathea c ms
leg" $1,000 the Rev. Richard Brennan pastor o, e
Church 81 Rose Of Lima IN cannon;st 1osps
Abiam Waterman the executor having offered tne w" sU
TnG 1S .n Sry LAW IN the e Court
sound mind that the rT w w91 pTSpey these es
s the only points which the law permits Judgment 10 De
rc erred ia the Court Of Common Pleas
Testimony IN the cont stcd Floyd will case was TAKEN IN
the surogtes Court Yesterday rho deseisnt MIS- 81 Ez
beth Ferguson Floyd died in iS estate s van at
81 900 900 20 her trust for the ye OF
ss rn 9T p 4 & bangs the subscribing
depOei that the document Was duly e1 for,
lie hearing VIII be continued on February 49,
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ures range | ss soll)ys

The highest cash prices were as -whsas-No
~ 8 NJ ssS": Is Is Il re
Earls;-Se sssa-sN = S5t oi Prime
s'sI
ss Corn ssSs ss! 5s
rye 5000 BUSH Barley 5000 sn'a 2s s.n
5 oa ls s Sas iS aSS ioo BUSH Barley 5000
Produce o 5Zy The ss' T asss g o
crscss.rl Fso szrcsr barely steady; r.my. g 500
70 sS'y 10 ssl's
$1,000 bush Corn barely steady sy s ann M1si 81
PORK qSis, Sig Lard ealsr al 50 5St salf@s..'
Indiana 23s2sS Choice moi g Pairy q Eos
y To- Packing saa Butchers Il 1000
head, shipments 1900 head
CASH Shi Michigan Req cash So sfs
q E4i.o $500 BUSH Corn 7soo bush
Mnw.uksn Feb sTloar 9uet...aw se, arm weak ak
s.;a 1:;; Mar & ss
sS' ST. rsgs 10 fs Ego
At sfS' s'fis ''s
5 aaSe' s sass 7s5 Sass 1854 '
cash 70 sc.' do Fe1 70 &c; do May os.c
s. New fss s.t,sd 81 af
Oats steady. Whlte ~ = a. oDc.. niAc. SfNV
28c. Rye nominal No. = o. 600. whiskC ,o nrm
at 81 l4..... KeceiDts-Corn lIOoo Oush oats itOvJ
bush. RYE .... snpments-Coru 1900 bush Oats
p,,u ,nv, put. Fan 7-rlour slucgsh prices weak.
No Western and Pennsylvania Superhne So 506S2 %;
do do Exua 81 75as5 2o tennsyivana Fsniy rs 10
,1,iv ~ M 81 5 OHIO Clear "A 90 81 rs; do Straight
- 5E - ious and southern Illinois 81 "a 26 do
g. Syr1hi ~ Is a - So Wihier heat Patent 81
Wnnrsoa baker, clear 81 90 81 25 straight - 81
~ ~ 10 Minnesota patents good choice - 80 IS 70:
n do ayorte Drands 70 so HOUR So W Tor choice
RucIw wheat nour 81 1881 IS 100 10 for
Wheat Marks, ruled export demand light SPOT lots
high srAoes which Ined stSey IN ore
gram uepot 20tst elevator % &c; No hed IN epO
No. 2 Red February VI 3J-c 40 M.ron
90 ag23.c.; April 93 G93J,c.i May 9td0Aso.
RIVE dull. No Pennsyiy4na 54c Corn Op' ione
steady but dull local trade demand light No. hhet
grain deuot Ale, steamer grain depot ~ &C. No
Ssinw m gram depot 4,t. No. Mixed February tft
el7 70: do Tor March 47ts47Ac. d, Ann 4sGistsi
do for May as nc. Oats-frce steiuiy hehl NC
ieceG White 3ic. stained Pennsylvania No White 50 &C.;
bright Western No. White qu%vIu 90 a,x Inn, Inn
l,e ~ r.h,narT AIS a 81 G. do for March 37s.0
10 mtg AZ Snr a. * q 40 ,or MAY 50 &C. ..-
% 81 10 90 hnice Early Rose so oSc, Good
ro'a.oe' Xhe sTnrs choce 90 u J5ca Far Cool
% choice 81 a Doe ito FAIR Good 4S a SCOT
$500 ,,a "a - So do Far 10 Good Soc.
noO'ons '"o ~ ar, choice SO Q55c: Fair Good
peerless as 10 quality. asa J3c......-
nacSes - 80 50 Smoked beef 10 loc Beet Hams s2i %
81. I.nn Park
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BALTIMORE. Feb s.-Cotton steady. Middling 0i4c....
Flour steady Howard Street and
So 90. Extra 50 l59S9o do Family q I6St7b. cry
81 so 100 do Extra So 10 13 90. do
Brands 81 62aS4 81 PataDsco Family So 49, do superatve
Patent 80 60 Wheat-Souhern easier Western lower.
soutbern Red 02 dg4c. Amber % dVGc.i No. Mary.
land %: 80. 2 Western Winter RED spot 9o'saeio.'
tvrn-soutiern steady. Western lower Southern White
iSa49o, DO Yellow q S49o Western MlIod spot
4sc oat. steady southern "a 9Ssc, Wes!era White
rive arm at 6oa5sc ..... Hay steady Prime TO Choice
Western 81 OO0slo 90. Provisions steady Mess PORK
Ala al Gsll Bukmeats Shoulders ana Clear RIO Sides
packed 7o74c Baconoshouiders &c; Clear 5 he
Sidcs si1c Hams 12dl22c.. Lard enned I'te
- Butter quiet Western Packed. l8923c Creamery.
rs 33c.. see. Eggs easier ut 2202Sc.; Petroleum
iSSa isc sugar Steady; Soft ll;lee 90 coPpsr-he
flied lOs10llc Whiskey steady NJ ~ Z3Usl "a
Freights Ilverpooi Der steamer dull-Cotton; Id,
Flour Dram 3a6Ssd kecepts-Fonr 09i bills whea.
10000 bush Corn $1,000 bush. oats lOo0 vnsh isne
49,. bush shpments-Flour %l37 Ibln wheat 80 ooo
bush Corn l8l TOO bush Salss-Wneat l489O0 bush CORR
l5.8UO bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-09
AUCTION SALES OF WOOL IN LONDON.

LONDON Feb tie wool sales to-day 600 bales one
third from Victoria offered but found slow sale me
with prices In buyers iaNO Follow
ing are days transactions Victoria-saes aZ9o bales
sconred Sd ala I'd do. locks and pcccs 81, dlh lo
greasy 5lad 0ls Sd do locks and pieces "a lQa2t;
comhinps Is Sd 3s 1Od greasy Did Is 81 do LOCKS
aud nieees "a 10 I'D combngs, Is 3D. d3s Tod New
south Waies-Sales 800 bales secured is Oi Is oi
do locks and pieces SD South Ansralia-salos
800 bales secured Is Is 3D. greasy oad iod o
and pieces siaL als 3id; greasy 81 gls NewIealand
Sales 100 bales secured, 3D. a Is 32d; DO locks aud
pieces 0ldals 4d greasy 6i2d 9ls DO locks a ana
Baes greasy ld 40 I'D comuings; l0d. Is 3d snow
wh d a Is. 7i2d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-09
TIE COURTS.
A HALL IN IL
Of an extra tern

AHAIL IN LONG ISLAND CITY IN DISPUTE.
property az Jackson Anabe Long Island
CITY, known as the city Hail. given to Mrs Mary d.
Brown by Roediger time before he was audged
10 be lunatc by sherfrs jury on September 20 MIS-
Emma Ioedlger who appointed committee OF her nus
person and ete Informed Alexander Moran 'ne
ami 10 nav the rent counsel claiming that MIS- Brown
had the fraud the time that MT oehiger
left his home concealed himself at Mrs. Browns mousse IN
mis- civ Mrs Brown $666 W Tor -FOUR
months rent his he sought TO Justly ms re-
iusa nav her that Mrs RoeRer hau io
Justice Andrews IN the suprene o our y
YESTERDAY heard argument on motion LOT
nent i'm favor ~ Mrs Brown the aleeaton that the
answer was frivolous The decision was reserved
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posToN WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON Feb 8-There has been steady demand for DO
mesc Woods and prices remained unchanged All dc
srable woods have been held with continued hrmne.s In
woods there have been sales OF al
33,t34c Xxx at 80 36c Michigan woods sell al ~ q
81 I2c No and would readily command 81
40c One-quarter eghs blood woods continue IN
prices paid for thcm-3O a
33c other unwashed woods selling al
vous prices. Pulled woods steady. Foreign woods are
ouiet W small here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-09
,-v,rrn sT,TEs SUPREME COURT.

wasHIyGIoN Feb. S-The following business was Trans
s;. IN the supreme United states to-day;
No llll-The City of Joliet appellant ag Joseph IL Eos
Tor end n,brrs snhmitteI By Thomas Dent and NJ. w.
Iuier appellant. and by H. High lot appelires
Nos ll3 6b7 SIS 1872 1,l64 and ,lbJ-the telephonc
eases Argument continued william II. Peokham for the
Molecular Company Charles H. crosby for The Overland
Company and concluded by Lysander nm or INC fc'Pio
Company and the Overland Company.
rnndn NH March I.
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YURS AND eKINo.
MILK AND cRKAM,

The daily average receipts milk and Of the var
Gus railroad distributing points 1 and near he sty ,Or s
OF condensed milk and IS OF cream sus9uehannA
and Northern 1880 cans Of milk Harlem. $3.50 can. Of
milk 10 condensed milk and 81 cans q cream New
West Shore l.705 cans of milk. 80 can; OF con.
densed milk and SO cans OF cream, NewJorsey
aneoas short milk aud 20 cans o. cream
The total daily supply has been 53l cans OF mix zo csus
OF condensed milk and 26S 0f cream The Market -
been dull with Of 81 90 paid for the surplus on ~
platfQrma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-09

Atlantic and Great western First Noveage Trustees
Certificates Second Mortgage. cae6isn Pacine
esq.,; Erie 32L do Second Console %; Illinois CentrS.
l35is Mexican Ordinary, 47s4i New.York central lI5b
Reading 1ss.
Hudsons Bay Company. 22ae
Spanish Fours. 81
Paris advices quote per 70 francs 2
times account and Exchange London at 20 francs 81 p
confines for checkA
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" The light that lies
L. .. %

ray of heavens own b,ightness but II Is aas otcn
dimmed quenched by wearing disease perhaps a.
lent taking oil comfort and out Of NE
glow with natural Brightness Dr. r. w. Pierce's Favor
lie Prescription Ia potent specific for most Of the chrome
vesknessss and diseases peculiar W women.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-09
RUTTKR.

Receipts the week "a 1913 pkgs The market has gone
and closes shape most OF the
stock Receipts unusually heavy trade very
duh and have steadily declined the for the
being frsm 30 ID. Extra Pennsylvania cream
cry selling 2s d29c but the latter figure Is extreme
few gilt ege marks OF Egin command De- but for average
difficult do better than 2Sc NoH and then
a mark Of Western. other than Elgiu, shows fancy
more, but extra frsts are freely offered a.
% 24e and begging for customers at 22c Held
Western Creamery decidedly lower sell fancy veil kept
lots are offered &c., marks commonly cassed xra hrsts
at 7dlSc aud very fair quality at l60 &c., line OF nearly
200 selling The inside figure State Dairy s sui al
sans receivers are very ANXIOUS 10 move stocx
Int there appears be demand Mt or near the
figures asked call the outside selling rates about 24c
for extra half tubs 2c entire dares and 81 G2Zc
rk and the bulk OF the stock can be bought io
Imitation creamery Western dairy not over plenty
hut there N a lac demand and weaker market Factory
now fully much other SORTS the demand for
falling maeray reduced ngures are iuii high ior
hnslness. Rolls quiet and easy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-09

/. Young middle aged suffering from nervous
debility other delicate induced speedily
and permanently cured Worlds Dispenssy Msd
Teal Association. Buffalo, n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-09
PECULIAR

To itself In many important particulars hooos sArSApA
IA different from and superior to any other medicine.
Peculiar In combination. proportion and preparation Oh 10
, NJ the best known remedies Of the vegetable knFdo
Peculiar IN It's medicinal merit. Hoods sArsapsnia Accom-"
plishcs cures hitherto unknown. ..,..su...
Peculiar in strength and ,oo -. ~
the only medicine Of which can ' nottles reoure
DOLLAR A. not produce ss good results - Hoods
sarsaparIA =. n.r.n thore n moro a
Fecu' - sold In Lowell where 1t made. than q
n.su,,.r In i phenomSaAi record Of salss abroad
-. nrsuarst,on has ever attained such popularity
.nors time Be sure 10 gst
Hoods SarsaparilIa
Sold BY al drusGistA eli ak for 90 90, ~.
= HOOD 4 CO., Apothscarea Lowell Ma
100 Doses One Oouso5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-09

COURT OF OYER AND acknowledgement to February IL
COUNT OF 0KxEHAL sKssIoNs-PAkT l.-Before kecoruef
smyth and Assistant District Attorney Pgrdy-Noa J.
COURT OY GENERAL SEssioNs-PARr u.-Before y mage
Cowing and Assistant District Attorney Ftzgerad-Nos
1,2,34,o. q. 2. 8. 0. TO- IL. IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-09
AND VEGETABLES.

porAroKs AND vgoErABIKs
rn.rs IN snoust demand for prime lots OF Sate
t.co the c1rrsn arrivals cleaned up pretty Sos But
Soca rather urgently offered and priOs ssaaS aS
ssSs so FOR sound lots q good quality Sweet
and outside rather extreme CsSSaess
o. latter srssy Of nsfios quality X "a
per Of very esGsr quality and scarcely
average 76o per box Norfolk kae In good aemsnn
choice heavy packed sols reany anu low ons
exceed quotations eighuy bAsmoro spinso1 ouA ~
81 76eS2 70 per Dbl
Potatoes stata $50 80 Onions Esssern oos.
m............, 1871 62 Yellow........-. 22oo ...
Potatoes N. q. and lonions Eastern ,.
r. 4 LRoseH@ Red ..:...-;;..S 400 zoV
bron and Bur. Onions. orange o. ~ oos
bank, per id bbl 1902 DOL Red ovg 40
potsioes a Bur CabOages per 100. 8 0097 0v
bank, bulk Celery per aos ecn W. A0v
Potatoes n. Sand sQuash HuDoaru oon
p. t.. l. Prohe Dbl ......;........ Soo@ 800
40 Dbl In bulk 800 .... s9uash harroW' a M
Mercer. r. K L. ~ m Dbl III: H;SSi1 ooo 5S
100 h.. 1900. 0o0l 20 Tufnips nuss,N y"'A
Sweet Potatoea III kae Norf. scoton a TIA
kin.dried. Dbl 49, 90 az 2ol DEL ''''~
Potatoes fair 400 7oisPnacn NoS w. s00 90
Onions. Eastern. IL DBL ....-..'''''-''"-
| white bbl........ y o0eoV WI
rn,.-p..nu,. .A.dy !, sara for fancy hand picked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-09

The huge drastic gripping nckening pills are as being
superseded by Dr. Piercos "furgatve Peiots ooia W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-09

for 50 bales Imports. 700 bales:
Vaincs ara SIN declining aud The volume trade is not
much larger than OF late, state 1856 hops are
qualities which constitute most OF the supplies are
not wanted all For SOS there Is steay iar
quoted 23c for common TO choice with most Oh the
sales at 20 are.
State. 1896. Choice. 2. state lSso:"oot u
State, 1856. Common Good y
Good. 10 40 racine Coast Aooo.A' go
4l3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-09

and sselha for hrmers Pecsas qsssa 7es& ~ sssal
l0ts Of new. ~
Beeswsx-Firmet: 22023c
HoneyDu at 10 ICE for wiito clover: 1859 - be-
California extracted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-09

sALEsAT THE COYsOLiDA TED SF0rR AND PEIHo'
LEUM EXCHANGE
sIocKl
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POULTRY AND GAMH.


Lighter receipts poultry helped the market material
fowls are selling lie. and clear chickens at oG &c
The improved OF the dressed poultry market has
opcpe an outlet with killers. quite good many chickens
sepg to-day at l02c turkeys hrner 9I SooI os
runnng largely small sizes but big 10 MS are du DUCKS
and tr In sellers favor.
poultry have been light AMI While
the demand continued moderate receivers nave oeen
be TO keep eps sold pretty closely ana prices S
strictly prime grades have made some Improvement Az ue
close prime lots Western turkeys containing the s
proportion of hens and toms are . seiing .a' ,h
small sizes alone and nc abont Sdloc lot
The heavy toms Western chickens of choice quality are
scarce aud command l2c but chickens and lows mixed OF
average qua sell at 10 Jersey chickens IN ght
sunny fair demand and steady Philadelphia roasting chlck
ems I'M aud nrm hroiers show Wide rago IN
choice 3G3i2 10 stock lat ara pump brings
b3a30c, while heavier weights. 4 10 10 pair and aoove
quality are and wanted. but common iots
ara aud ire gula Really choice geese would sell airiy
hut nearly ali the killed lots and greatly neg
iected Capons dull. Squads very scarce and high
Frozen pou in liberal supply chickens ana
meet good demand l0dllc when OF choice gualy fancy
ducks wanted al 10 few exceptionally nne lots going
somew hat higher. Gee dun 49,. ,....., NM, ar,,
Southern Wild ducks light supply fair demand ana hrm
Wild pigeons nominal none Offering OF iate
LIyE POULTRY.
Do Westn. pr % 9aelOb Ducks wcstern.per * NJ.
Fowls, ~ " NJ "a, -, PAT, "
ana ren ., pn' mr. n la clio and Penn So 900
ROSTERS young and . 9, oeese' "e"'eiA p0' 10 nj %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-09

Receipts for week. 800 packages Under good stea
home trade hight pts acOry reduction OF stock
the market has ruled steadily IN sellers
favor prices showing fur Their gain OF 40
&c per d. Fancy state Coorod Cheese are frin
at i3aal3'sc with small joDbng sales up 10 1890 White
l3as413c. Fine full stock IS selling at 3tc air 20
prme 3c and pick up odd lots OF on
hayored stock lie SEINE Of the best light
skins are bringing and 1t mnst be verv poor lot
of dead skins below 7dsc Lighter receipts OF PENN
syvana have the market about STEADY Out the
trade in continues slow Liverpool cable o4s od
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-09
DRIED FRUITS AND BERRIES.

Rec.is for the week. l475 pkgs.; exports. 3sl pkgs
Evapoate apples held drmy and with confidence bat
the trade passing chiefly JObbng character snndred
apples small .uppy aud have considera1le
being willing 10 nll prces Tor de-
srabe stock continue rather duh and the feeling
Il barely steay Peaches scarce wanted and very hrn:
small selling slowly. but prices show no material
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-09

SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE.
s.vAyyAu. Feb s.-Tutpentine urn AZ 3ose.
Nj, NISGroS Feb. o-Turpentino uuii 81 ooT'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-09
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending Tuesday Feb. y. 1887
BEANS AND PEA

Receipts for the week 1878 bills beans 5000 pkgs peas
Exports 100 pkgs beans and .2sl bush. The con-
timed dull trade caused further decline nearly all
kinds md the Is closing heavy and weak Choice
reach 81 o in alobbns way only exporters coTa
selling 50 generally and 7s se:; cd pea, o,s a.
red kidney held about steady but are queisr
and more plenty Turte-sou practically unsuitable
there no demand from any reduction in price
seems SUFFICIENT tempt to take hold ot OF 63o
bags mediu by sailing vessel from Marsees
Receipts of California beans for the week o6S bags Lmas
moving fairly 81 00l 75 small white dull and rarely eh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-09

EGGA

Receipts for week 1880 pkgs The market GRADUALLY
last report under advices
suppl In transit closing with very dul market
at - iafd Al the close receipts
orally and the market has broken DAILY
fancy selling at q PIE choice westcin anu
"a 81 al lg and best southern AZ Zo2Volc.
The consumptive demand has not had ume as
o RESPOND the lower range OF prices AMI many
believe that their prices down to
pond the wholesale market the demand VIII Do
greater quantity OF stock likely 10 come torwar AZ
present reaction In price may ioiow Ger
tanly seader tho close aud the down" ara
tendency IA che ked for the LINED have been
well cleared the few lots remaining are heu AT ~
IN
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